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 Dependency is your cage and only the substance gives you, an apparent, freedom.

 You ask yourself too: 'why can’t I not be sober?' But you find no answer and in bed, you continue to tremble.

The review praises Fred Stuhr’s evocative stop-motion video for Tool’s song 'Sober,' highlighting its portrayal of addiction and inner demons. It describes the claustrophobic setting and surreal transformations reflecting the protagonist’s mental state. The video’s artistic style, crafted with the band’s input and inspired by the Quay Brothers, is celebrated as a powerful visual expression. The review captures the emotional and psychological intensity conveyed through the animation and direction. Watch and experience the haunting artistry of Tool’s 'Sober' video by Fred Stuhr—explore its dark themes and surreal visuals now!

 The toughest challenge is bridging that chasm. The most beautiful victory is realizing that a small paper plane and its sincere load was enough...

 You can even pretend to resist the oppressive nostalgia of her but you will end up hurting yourself further.

This review praises Luis Briceno’s music video for The Notwist’s 'Pick Up The Phone' from their album Neon Golden. The video artistically depicts emotional struggles in relationships through a blend of computer and puppet animation. The reviewer highlights the theme of overcoming emotional barriers and the beauty found in small gestures. The video’s poetic and visual style effectively complements the song’s deep emotional message. Watch the heartfelt animation of 'Pick Up The Phone' and dive into The Notwist’s emotional world today!

 The feeling of vulnerability conveyed by the song is reproduced by the images: a demonstration of weakness that is not, however, a suppine acceptance.

 As you pass through the clouds... to welcome you is the hard surface of the ocean.

Melissa Olson's video for Boards of Canada's Dayvan Cowboy presents a powerful visual journey from vast emptiness to ocean waves. The film captures the song's emotional vulnerability with cosmic and natural imagery, blending archive footage of surfer Laird Hamilton to evoke a sense of brave transcendence and beauty. The video beautifully complements the atmospheric and melodic tones of the track. Watch Melissa Olson's stunning video for 'Dayvan Cowboy' and discover the beautiful fusion of sound and visuals.